Student theses
In Opal you will find current topics for student theses and projects. As the teaching of measurement and sensor systems covers a broad spectrum of methods, we will work with you to develop a task that matches your interests and experience.
Possible topics may focus on one or more of the following areas:
- Signal & Image Processing
- Scientific Programming and Simulation
- Machine Learning
- Experimental Work
- Embedded Systems
Application Areas: Acoustic measurement methods in microelectronics, measurement systems for technical processes (fuel cells, instrumentation for astrophysical experiments, hydrogen flow measurement), acoustic material characterisation, medical imaging, human-machine interfaces and wearable sensors
Completed and ongoing student research projects and theses at the MSE Lab.
Courses
Please register for the courses in OPAL.
| Course | Semester | Person responsible / contact person |
|---|---|---|
| Module Signal Processing - Fundamentals (from WS 24/25) | Winter semester | Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christian Kupsch / Dipl.-Ing. Lennart Schierling, Dipl.-Ing. Robert Kunz |
| Module Electronics | Winter semester | Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christian Kupsch / Dipl.-Ing. Emanuel Leipner, Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Danilo Schicha |
| Module Project Seminar Measurement, Sensor and Embedded Systems | Winter semester | Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christian Kupsch / Dr. rer. medic. Florian Tetschke |
| Module Electrical Engineering Fundamentals for Information Technology | over 2 semesters, starting winter semester | Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christian Kupsch / M.Sc. M.Sc. Markus Süß |
| Measurement Technology (in the module Measurement and Control Engineering and Measurement Technology) | Summer semester | Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christian Kupsch / Dr.-Ing. David Weik |
| Module Signal Processing - Advanced (from SoSe 2025) | Summer semester | Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christian Kupsch / Dipl.-Ing. Lennart Schierling, Dipl.-Ing. Robert Kunz |
| Module Techno-Ecological Project | Summer semester | Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christian Kupsch (lead), Prof. Conrad Jackisch, Prof. Maximilian Lau, Prof. Björn Sprungk, Prof. Sebastian Zug |